This medium is notorious for games starting, and then either never getting off of the ground, or having the GM disappear before the game gets going.  This of course can not be totally eliminated, real life happens and we all bow to real life priorities.  With that said, however, we ask that potential GMs take a serious moment before creating their games, and spend just as much time thinking about whether they are committed to running a game, as they do about what kind of game they want to run.

We can help you recruit players, we can help you find the resources and tools that you need, we can help with a lot of things, but we can not get you excited enough about the game to keep you committed.  That's your job, perhaps your most important job as a GM, and it's the only thing that we ask you to commit to before running a game.  Games can end ... we expect games to end, it's even necessary for games to end. We just ask that you handle this with respect to your players.  Keep up active communication from beginning to end, and if you do that, when you want to run again, our doors will be open!